Michele - Thank you for the decision of what is appropriate for
discussion on the ListServ. I guess that if you have a genuine question
about the Legacy Software, you have to Google the answer. Some people
DO NOT use FB and other limit their usage.
Personally, I have been reprimanded by
Steve - other lists do it - if they are programmers (like they say) they
can figure it out - it is all about desire.
On Monday 4 11 2016 2:28 PM, Steve Hayes wrote:
On 11 Apr 2016 at 10:03, CE WOOD wrote:
Alas. A good forum is inclusive, but Legacy is unwilling to share FB posts
here? Sad.
CE - depends on your email program. If you use Outlook or Thunderbird,
yes you can. Other email software, maybe. If you will contact me off
list (resea...@hannigangenealogy.us) I will be glad to provide the
technical support to assist you in setting that up.
John Hannigan
Florida
On
Jeanette - many of the helpful hints on using Legacy do not make it to
the ListServ. If they did, there would probably be more constructive
discussions on the ListServ. It is evident that the leadership at
Legacy would prefer the ListServ to go away as they rely on FB as the
primary stream
Sherry,
While there is extra that can be done on the FB discussion, can the
support staff post some of the more helpful tips that are discussed on
FB here on the ListServ? I have used the FB discussion before and been
rather dressed down by some of the 'other users' about my comments. I
Bill - as far as some people are concerned - YES. I agree with most
that the FB group is very active with many EXPERTS posting replies to
post. But if FB was to be the primary line of assistance, why put up
the new ListServ when the previous one crashed.
There should be cross-posting to
I agree, I saw something on my mobile device in FB and when I got to the
desktop computer, I could not find it. FB is very disappointing for
doing research, much less helpful tips if you don't remember where you
saw it. At list with a listServ, you can search for the referenced
data, but
I think it is a reply to the previous response from Sherry that the
Facebook page is more active than the email list. There are many people
who dispise (even hate) FaceBook for the trash it provides and saw value
in the email list. Both should be able to coexist, but it appears that
many
If this is not the appropriate venue for this discussion, please let me
know.
There has been some discussion here and on the FB page about preparing a
book of your family history. Ultimately, my father's desire is to
publish our family history for our personal family usage, as well as
Jan - this is because of the 'Spoofing' of email addresses that present
SPAM to the list. Brian indicated it is cause by free email address
providers who are known for SPAM.
DMARC, which stands for “Domain-based Message Authentication,
Reporting & Conformance”, is anemail authentication
This is the first email I have received in a couple of days - is the
list changed from being a very active list to a very quiet list all of a
sudden?
John
Florida
On Wednesday 3 16 2016 8:39 PM, Rick Childrey wrote:
I have tried to resubscribe to the legacy user group because I
received an
I have tried to use the link to get my password so that I can check my
settings. I have done this twice and nothing has shown up in my email.
Does this mean that I have been unsubscribed from the list and am still
receiving emails?
On Monday 3 14 2016 9:28 AM, Brian/Support wrote:
Not all
Can someone please explain why posts from subscribers are now coming the
attachments to the email? Many people (including myself) are very
cautious about opening attachments from a ListServ where attachments are
not generally permitted.
Thank you
John Hannigan
Florida
On Thursday 3 10
there.
Michele
Technical Support
Millennia Corporation
mich...@legacyfamilytree.com <mailto:mich...@legacyfamilytree.com>
www.legacyfamilytree.com <http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/>
*From:*Hannigan Family Research [mailto:resea...@hannigangenealogy.us]
*Sent:* Tuesday, January 26,
Prior to last night, I knew very little about the various types of
'numbering systems' (http://eogen.editme.com/NumberingSystems) that
genealogy researchers use. To say that this is a little confusing is an
understatement. There are many different options with many different
purposes. Why are
Gary, have you tried using Legacy on your desktop with your data stored
in your OneDrive that comes with your Windows 10 software or with DropBox.
I use it that way and then can access my data for whatever computer.
You only want to have the data open on one device at a time to maintain
integrity
Colin,
Have you tried LibreOffice? Their Access component is also called
'Base' and can be downloaded at www.libreoffice.org.
John
On Tuesday 2 9 2016 6:44 AM, Colin Charman wrote:
> This should probably be in the Tools Utilities thread, but as Ive only
> just joined this group after using
Colin,
Check out Evert's link to ZipperSoftware also. He has a collection of
40+ Legacy Family Tree add-on tools available, including the Web Page
Creator. I use TNG for my personal website, but have not upgraded to
the latest version yet.
Just providing alternatives that I have found useful
For months now, I have had a problem with the Error 13 since upgrading
from Legacy 7 to Legacy 8 after converting my files. I have shared my
issued with this email list and finally posted on the Legacy User Group
FaceBook page. A couple of other people posted that they had the same
experience
I would go one step further - save the one you think you have been
working on to a new name (or just check the 'modified' date in the file)
and then check the other file for merging any data that is different
between the two. That way, if you have been updating two different
files, you have the
I am trying to work through the Genealogy Do-Over (sort-of) and have a
question about sourcing. I hope that this is the proper group for this
request. If not, please let me know where I need to go to get an answer.
In most cases, there are primary sources (1930 US Census) and secondary
sources
2 AM, Cathy Pinner wrote:
> John,
> Have you contacted Support? If not, it's well past time you did.
>
> I don't know what you are talking about when you say "the home tab has
> had a 'data mismatch' error."
>
> Cathy
>
> Hannigan Family Research wrote:
>>
016 at 13:15, Hannigan Family Research wrote:
>
>> The tab is the first tab in Legacy 8 'Legacy Home' where news, version
>> and other things are displayed.
>>
>> I get an Error:0 when I click on the tab.
>> The further message is:
>>
>> Error Display
Can someone please assist me on the home tab in Legacy 8? Ever since
Legacy 8 has released (I paid to upgrade to Deluxe) the home tab has had
a 'data mismatch' error. No matter what I do, I continue to get the
error. I think that this project has gone to the trash heap since
moving to version 8
Colin,
There are a couple of issues here -
First, are you putting the computer to sleep or is it automatically
going to sleep based on power management settings?
Second, is there a reason for the computer to be put to sleep or do you
just want the monitor to go blank?
Third, is your computer set
I got an email this morning about this being available for download. Is
it fixed? Are there still bugs that need to be resolved before it is
ready for 'Prime Time' installation.
Thanks.
John Hannigan
Houston, Texas
On Friday 5 29 2015 4:41 PM, Barry Godbeer wrote:
I have just downloaded the
Over the years, I have worked with various versions of Legacy Family
Software. I am currently on Version 8 - with the latest build (sorry I
don't have it open right now to check the exact number).
I have noticed with Version 8 that I am having a problem
merging/reviewing old files with my
not specifically
designed for cloud computing, uses local files. Programs like One
Drive keep files on multiple computers synced, but you are always
using the local copy when you are using Legacy.
Paul Gray
*From:*Hannigan Family Research [mailto:resea...@hannigangenealogy.us]
*Sent:* May-06
Let me weigh in on this discussion. I agree with what everyone has
said. But Cathy Pinner has hit on an important point. Using a
'Cloud-based' service is very important and very practical. And it is
not just for back-ups either. I have begun using my 'OneDrive' cloud to
have my Legacy Data
it works.
Sent from my iPad
On May 6, 2015, at 9:04 AM, Hannigan Family Research
resea...@hannigangenealogy.us mailto:resea...@hannigangenealogy.us
wrote:
Let me weigh in on this discussion. I agree with what everyone has
said. But Cathy Pinner has hit on an important point. Using
Pat - I used a program 'FreeFileSync' (http://www.freefilesync.org/) to
get files copied from one computer to another. This free program will
make sure the files are all copied and you can use the program to make
sure that both computers are exactly the same before closing out the old
computer.
Norm - I have my files on my Microsoft 'OneDrive' cloud account and they
work wonderfully. I access LFT on multiple computers (including Windows
tablet) and am able to keep my data files current.
You have to have the 'Cloud' account mapped to the computer through
their application and then it
Let's put on our 19th Century thinking caps a minute. There was no
difference in most people's understanding of what we call 'baptism by
sprinkling' as it was performed by the church. Whether it was
'Christening' or 'Baptism' the event was pretty much the same -
preformed by the church and
I don't claim to have the knowledge that many of you have with Legacy
software. I have used the deluxe version for years because it did what
I wanted to do with my research. I had previously used the discontinued
products: Ancestry Family Tree and PAF5.
With the Legacy 8 updates, my Windows
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